Plan when you want to eat
Start from dinner, service, or cooling time. Work backwards through the bake instead of hoping the dough fits the clock.

Plan pizza and sourdough backwards from serving time, track fermentation in your real kitchen, and learn from every bake.
Lievanto connects the whole bake: formula → starter → fermentation → schedule → cook mode → logbook.
Plan the bake, read the dough, cook with timers, then save what actually happened.
Start from dinner, service, or cooling time. Work backwards through the bake instead of hoping the dough fits the clock.
Log starter feedings, ambient temperature, volume rise, bubbles, dome, and dough feel. The estimate stays tied to real signals.
Follow guided steps with timers, then save the notes that help you repeat the pizza that finally worked.
The hard part is not only the formula. It is knowing whether to wait, shape, bake, or adjust while the dough is changing.
Log a few feedings with the ambient temperature. Lievanto estimates a likely peak window from your history, then keeps the visible cues in the loop.
Confirm with rise, dome, bubbles, and collapse cues.
Check the dough with a tap: volume %, jiggle, poke, ambient temp. Lievanto turns those readings into a likely ready window, so the dough can lead the schedule instead of the clock.
Temperature-aware, with your dough signals up front.
Pick a target, say Saturday 6 pm, and Lievanto works back through feed, mix, bulk, cold proof, final proof, and bake. You can save the plan and add reminders when you need them.
It warns you if a step lands at 3 AM.
The product is still moving quickly, so the site shows the stable workflow instead of screenshots that can go stale.
Estimate when your starter is likely to be ready from feeding history, then confirm with visible cues.
Plan backwards from serving time so mixing, folding, shaping, proofing, and baking fit your day.
Use dough signals like volume, texture, temperature, and strength to decide whether to wait, shape, or adjust.
Save what worked, compare results, and repeat the pizza or loaf that finally came out right.
Not for perfect-every-time promises. For real kitchens, real dough, and better notes after every bake.
You want repeatable results, not a lucky bake you cannot trace.
Timing, hydration, temperature, and fermentation are part of the craft, even while you are still learning.
Know whether to wait, shape, bake, or adjust instead of relying on memory.
Use the browser tools when you need a quick dough formula, DDT, pan weight, cold-ferment yeast amount, or scaling pass. The app is where those numbers connect to the bake.
The public recipes and guides stay useful on their own. In the app, they become the starting point for cook mode and your bake history.
Photos, ratings, timing, flour, temperature, and notes stay tied to the recipe.
Guided steps and timers keep bake day moving without losing the original recipe.
See which variables show up in the bakes you want to repeat.
No ads or advertising tracking. Export your sessions when you need them.
Start with the core baking workflow for free. The paid App Store release is planned to add Pro photo backup, comparison, advanced workflow tools, and a higher optional AI Baking Coach allowance. No ads.
Baker's percentages, Q10 cold-ferment math, starter windows, and 0.01 g yeast calculations. The app keeps timing estimates visible with the dough cues that can confirm or contradict them.
Equipment-aware suggestions adapt a recipe to your kitchen, shown next to the original, never instead of it.
The iOS and Android apps are in their final proof. Join the early release list and we'll send one message when they're live.
Even better: tell us what the app should do for you. Feature wishes from early bakers shape what we build next.
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